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Cindy Of New Orleans:Waylon Jennings. - Album - Folk Country - #9 on BB Country Album Chart on RCA Records in 1966. (Intro) G C (Verse 1)

^CDown by the river where the ^Gbig boats go by. Each day you could see them as ^Cevening was nigh. They planned to be married at the ^Gfirst sign

of spring.

And Jim would take Cindy to see New ^COrleans.

(Verse 2)

The town folks would smile as they ^Gsat there alone. Jim talked of the day he'd make ^CCindy his own. He saved his money to ^Gbuy her a ring and take his sweet Cindy to see New ^COrleans.

(Interlude) G C (Verse 3)

One ^Dday a riverboat ^Agambler chanced by and captured her heart with his ^Dsweet words and lies. He told her, come with me, and ^Ayou'll be a queen. So, they left together to see New ^DOrleans.

(Verse 4)

Each day you can see Jim though ^Ayears have gone by. Down by the river where the ^Dbig boats go by. She wrote she'd return at the first ^Asign of spring. He's waiting for Cindy to see New ^DOrleans.

A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

Waylon Jennings - Cindy of new orleans